Hedda director Nia DaCosta reimagines one of literature’s most controversial women

The award-winning filmmaker joins Q’s Tom Power to discuss her new film adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s classic play Hedda ...

Watch How ‘Hedda' Throws a Party

Costume designer Lindsay Pugh, production designer Cara Brower, and composer Hildur Guðnadóttir tell IndieWire how they ...

Monster or victim?: The fascination of Hedda Gabler, the 'female Hamlet' who divides opinion

An unhappy bride plotting others' downfalls, 19th-Century anti-heroine Hedda Gabler is one of the great roles for women – and ...

INTERVIEW | How Nina Hoss Reinvents Ibsen’s World Through Gender, Power, and Vulnerability in Hedda

In an interview with TV Squad, Nina Hoss unpacks her transformation into Eileen Lovborg in Nia DaCosta’s Hedda, exploring the ...

Living, Breathing, Seeing and Teaching Theater

James Bundy leads the theater program at Yale while directing his own revival of “Hedda Gabler.” He told us about a week in ...

The Production Design of ‘Hedda’ Is a Marvel

Production designer Cara Brower tells IndieWire about designing a manor house that is entirely Hedda's world, but not a home.

'Hedda': Tessa Thompson says this film was one of the 'most challenging' jobs of her career

For Hedda (now on Prime Video), filmmaker Nia DaCosta has adapted Henrik Ibsen's play in a way that strengthens the material, ...
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Tessa Thompson on Hedda: "Embodying My Character Made Me Interrogate Myself"

Actress-producer Tessa Thompson discusses the challenges of filming Hedda during the Hollywood strikes and more.
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‘Hedda’ Review: Nia DaCosta Reinvents Ibsen’s ‘Hedda Gabler’ with Style, Not Subtlety

While the presence of modern cinematic technique is consistent with other elements of this film, it cannot authentically ...
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Tessa Thompson on becoming a very different Hedda Gabler: ‘People say she’s terrible – I feel protective of her’

There’s a reason Hedda Gabler is known as Hamlet for women. Henrik Ibsen’s beautiful 19th century aristocrat is an antiheroine for the ages, so murky in her actions and contradictory in her desires ...
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Review: Must she die? In Victory Theatre’s funny ‘Resolving Hedda,’ an Ibsen character tries to defy fate

Henrik Ibsen: Ahead of his time. Father of modern drama. Often considered an early male feminist for confronting the constraints on women in the 19th century. The title character of one of his plays ...